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Library debuts series of online tools

The University of Lethbridge Library [https://www.uleth.ca/lib/] continues to seek ways by which it can further serve its students. The latest example of this is the development of a number of online modules designed to help students become more familiar with the research process and Library resources.

Byrne film an environmental landmark

This story first appeared in the Lethbridge Herald By SHERRI GALLANT An educational film with algae-filled Lake Winnipeg as its focal point appeals to farmers and city dwellers to change their ways and help the country's watersheds to heal. Choking Lake Winnipeg, a 25-minute documentary available free online,

Religious Studies Conference, Apr. 30 to May 1

The University of Lethbridge will host the 9th Annual Research in Religious Studies Conference this weekend, Apr. 30 to May 1 in Anderson Hall. Titled Religious Studies Rules, the conference focuses on the true value of studying religion and how it embodies the liberal arts philosophy. Beginning with an 8

Election forum Monday, Apr. 18

The University of Lethbridge hosts Indecision 2011 tonight, an alternative election forum, at the Students' Union Ballroom. All candidates running locally in the federal election are expected to attend the forum, which begins with a free barbecue at 6 p.m., followed by dialogue at 7 p.m. Dr.

U of L's Hogue at SACPA

The University of Lethbridge's Dr. Michelle Hogue, co-ordinator of the First Nations Transition Program (FNTP), speaks at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs [http://sacpa.ca/] (SACPA) luncheon Thursday, Apr. 14. Addressing the question, Does Post-Secondary (Science) Education Set Up Barriers to Success for Aboriginal Students, the

University to host round table conference on activity and sport

Over the past decade, scholars from across Alberta have been meeting annually at the Alberta Round Table for the Socio-Cultural Study of Physical Activity & Sport [http://www.uleth.ca/notice/display.html?b=302&s=15971]. This year, the University of Lethbridge is hosting the event for a

Library debuts series of online tools

The University of Lethbridge Library [https://www.uleth.ca/lib/] continues to seek ways by which it can further serve its students. The latest example of this is the development of a number of online modules designed to help students become more familiar with the research process and Library resources.

Opening a dialogue of respect

Opening a dialogue of respect

The University of Lethbridge Faculty Association's Gender and Diversity Caucus is looking to initiate a conversation about diversity and respect – and it wants everyone's voice to be heard. The inaugural event, a week titled, Show Respect, Get Respect at Your U, will be held at the

U of L partners in research ethics agreement

The University of Lethbridge is pleased to partner in a Research Ethics Reciprocity Agreement for the review of multi-site health research. This agreement, signed by Dr. Dan Weeks (Vice-President, Research) and Dr. Monique Sedgwick (Chair, Human Subject Research Committee), will streamline the process of ethics review application for studies that

Model UN Team relishes experience

Model UN Team relishes experience

The University of Lethbridge Model United Nations Club takes on delegates from around the world with their largest ever delegation – 28 students – at the Harvard National Model United Nations Conference (HNMUN) in Boston, Mass. Attending as two separate teams, the group represents the Philippines and Micronesia, and has spent the

Model UN Team ready

Model UN Team ready

The University of Lethbridge Model United Nations Club takes on delegates from around the world with their largest ever delegation – 28 students – at the Harvard National Model United Nations Conference (HNMUN) in Boston, Mass. Attending as two separate teams, the group represents the Philippines and Micronesia, and has spent the

Opening a dialogue of respect

Opening a dialogue of respect

The University of Lethbridge Faculty Association's Gender and Diversity Caucus is looking to initiate a conversation about diversity and respect – and it wants everyone's voice to be heard. The inaugural event, a week titled, Show Respect, Get Respect at Your U, will be held at the

Model United Nations Club Represents Philippines and Micronesia at International Conference

The University of Lethbridge Model United Nations Club takes on delegates from around the world with their largest ever delegation -- 28 students – at the Harvard National Model United Nations Conference (HNMUN) in Boston, MA. As two separate teams, the group represents the Philippines and Micronesia, and have spent the

ULSU to honour excellence in teaching

The University of Lethbridge Students' Union (ULSU [http://www.ulsu.ca]) would like to formally recognize and honour teaching excellence at the University of Lethbridge. The Students' Union aims to do this by introducing the Teaching Excellence Award, allowing students an avenue for nominating a professor, sessional staff

Iwaniuk, collection, central to flight study

Iwaniuk, collection, central to flight study

High-powered, three-dimensional X-ray scanning equipment at a University in Scotland is being used with a University of Lethbridge researcher's large collection of bird brain specimens to help chart the evolution of flight in birds. U of L neuroscientist [http://www.uleth.ca/fas/neur/], Dr. Andrew Iwaniuk, who

Brussels study tour up for grabs

University of Lethbridge students have the chance to win a one-week study tour to Brussels, Belgium as part of the EU Canada Young Journalist Award competition. Students are invited to submit a composition on a current issue facing the European Union or EU-Canada relations by Friday, January 28, 2011 to

Galway delves into the power of literature

Never underestimate the power of the written word – especially when it's used in children's literature. English [http://www.uleth.ca/fas/eng/] professor Dr. Elizabeth Galway has focused her research interests on the written word and how it is used in children's literature from

Striking a Balance

Wow, the end of the year is once again upon us. I know everyone is looking forward to the break at Christmas, and an opportunity to rejuvenate by reconnecting with family and friends. Last year at this time, we talked about taking small steps to make changes towards your own

Public Professor column seeking submissions

The Lethbridge Herald's Public Professor column is looking for input from University of Lethbridge researchers and their areas of expertise. The weekly column, which appears every Saturday in the Herald, features short articles written by U of L faculty on their areas of research. The idea is to

Fulbright Scholar speaks on water conflicts

It's commonly believed that the majority of the world's conflicts have centered around religious differences or land disputes, but Dr. Yuefeng Xie offers another perspective. He maintains that water may be at the root of world conflicts, and offers his opinion Monday, Nov. 29 in a

Let's Talk Science program debuting

Let's Talk Science program debuting

University of Lethbridge graduate and undergraduate students are taking their passion for science to local and regional classrooms in November. Let's Talk Science [http://www.letstalkscience.ca/] is a national initiative that brings scientific concepts and research to young people in a fun and engaging way. The U

Concert, film on tap Thursday night

A pair of events highlights happenings at the University of Lethbridge on Thursday, Oct. 14. The curtain is rising on a new at the U of L with the installation of President Dr. Mike Mahon. In honour of the occasion (occurring officially on Friday, Oct. 15 at 2 p.m.

Behind the scenes at the Art Gallery

Drop by and get a glimpse of all the work that goes on behind the scenes at the U of L Art Gallery [http://www.uleth.ca/artgallery/] as they host an Open House, Oct. 13-16. "We invite everyone to come and see what we do to care for

Unassuming academic

Unassuming academic

Reality for Chad Befus (BSc '08, MSc '10) came from looking into the eyes of his co-workers, on a frigid Arctic work site toward the end of another 16-hour day. He needed to go to school. "In the Arctic, when you're out there working what

Taking a stand against bullying

Taking a stand against bullying

The ever increasing use of cyber technology among children is rapidly leading to a transformation in the traditional forms of bullying, with cyberbullying becoming more prevalent among today's youth. To increase the awareness of cyber bullying and bullying amongst students, teachers and the general public, the third annual